PUBLICATIONS | REPORTS
PEER REVIEW PUBLICATIONS
Jolly, H., Satterfield,T., Kandlikar, M., TR, S. (In Review) Deep Coexistence: Indigenous insights on human-wildlife interactions.
Jolly, H., Satterfield,T., Kandlikar, M., TR, S. Chignell, S. (In Review) Locating Kadu in the Kattunayakan portrayals of protected areas.
Jolly, H., Satterfield,T., Kandlikar, M., TR, S. (In Review) The great Indian forest fire: a divisive disaster, disciplined agency or both?
Jolly, H., Satterfield, T., Kandlikar, M., TR, S. (In Review) Hidden Dimensions of Indigenous Food System Transitions: Notes on the Fading Foodways of the Adivasis
REPORTS | POLICY BRIEFS
2015 | Trainer’s Guide Coastal and marine biodiversity conservation and protected area management- Using Participatory Training Methods
Publisher : Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit
Contribution : Research | Content
2014 | The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity TEEB India Initiative: Interim Report - Working Document.
Publisher : Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India and Indo-German Biodiversity Programme GIZ India
Contribution : Research and compilation
2013 | Reinvent, Recycle, Reuse, Toolkit on Decentralized Wastewater Management
Publisher : Centre for Science and Environment
Contribution : Research
2011 | Policy Paper on Septage Management in India
Publisher : Centre for Science and Environment
Contribution : Research
PRESENTATIONS | CONFERENCES
2020 | Why Local Indigenous Voices are Essential to Global Forest Commitment at Canadian International Resources and Development Institute, Vancouver, Canada
2020 | Gidiku Vapathu (2020) at Portland Ecoflim Festival, Portland, USA
2020 | Deep coexistence: Indigenous insights on human-wildlife conflict and the logic of animals as conversing, coexisting relations and equals at Stanford University, Palo Alto, USA
2020 | Interpretations of protected areas: Land as a converging point of Adivasi socioecology at A Community of Ecosystem Services, University of Florida, Washington DC, USA
2019 | National Geographic Explorers Festival, Singapore
2019 | Traversing relations within bio-cultural landscapes - Revisiting human-wildlife conflicts through principles of kincentric ecology and coexistence at American Anthropological Association (AAA), Vancouver, Canada
2018 | Examination of Adivasi Women’s Perspectives on Gender Theories and Ecosystem Values Associated with Human-Forest Interactions at A Community of Ecosystem Services, University of Florida, Washington DC, USA
2018 | PhD go public, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
TEACHING
04 Nov 2020 | Guest Lecturer, Qualitative Methods in Interdisciplinary Contexts, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
03 Feb 2020 | Guest Lecturer, Socio-Ecological Systems Research , University of British Columbia, Vancouver
12 Mar 2020 | Guest Lecturer, Qualitative Methods in Interdisciplinary Contexts, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
15 Oct 2019 | Guest Lecturer, Socio-Ecological Systems Research , University of British Columbia, Vancouver
2019 - 2021 | Teaching Assistant, SCIE 113, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
SERVICES
Advisor at Tuktu Care
Community Engagements
Tuktu is a location-based mobile application (and web platform). It matches seniors with part-time non-formal helpers in their community, to give them a helping hand with demanding everyday tasks and companionship for leisure activities. Our goal is to provide seniors with a support platform, so they can get the help they need to age in their own homes and lead a fulfilling life for as long as possible. We believe that what will go a long way in supporting seniors is building a community around them that cares for them and can provide them with companionship.
Lead
Collective for Gender+ in Research, University of British Columbia
The Collective for Gender+ in Research works to promote a community for rich dialogue in which gender and other identity intersections, including race, class, sexuality and ability, are considered when conducting community-engaged research. The Collective focuses on capacity building and providing the tools researchers need to utilize a gender+ lens.
Mentor
Freedom Employability Academy, FEA
Freedom Employability Academy (FEA) is an educational charity that improves the employability skills of youth from low income backgrounds in India. Many students, after completing the FEA program, more than double their incomes. We have educated more than 100,000 students to date.